Did I Do This Right? (Add-A-Leaf Spring Install)

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GUGISMAN

"Bury me in my FJ40..."
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1) Before I finish the other side, do you see any issues/problems?

This is the 46" MAF Add-A-Leaf, installed on rear axle of my 03/69 FJ40. (Pics are of driver side.)

2) Also, does the front spring pack look right?

Thank you in advance!
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Thanks. I've never messed with springs before and hope these were correct before, and after, the add-a-leaf.
 
Many people use the Rancho Jeep Wrangler add-a-leafs and remove the two bottom-most leaves in the pack. This still gives ~1.5" of lift and results in a compliant ride.

I presume you didn't remove any leaves? Is the ride quality acceptable?
 
I don't know yet... it should be.

I'm adding close to 500lbs to the rear with water storage tank, swing-out tire carrier/storage rack, roof rack+ drawer unit inside.

I needed the load capacity, which, with the added weight, should give me a decent ride with less sag.

I was looking for reassurance on the install since it's a first for me.

Thanks for checking!
 
That looks a lot nicer than my rusty old crap did after I added them!

Remember to retorque your U-bolts after a couple weeks of driving.
 
True that... They were loose when I started the Add-A-Leaf project.
 

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